IOC Robotic's Lab | RCS / Revision Control System

HomePage WikiSandbox Lab Robots Haptics Cameras Hands BMM 1 & 2 Drones Ontology KnowledgeMotionPlanning RFID Pant-tilt Pozyx Development tools ARM development STM32F4-Discovery CMake ? Revision Control ROS Orocos ? Soem Realtime OS Fril ? Emacs with Lisp Projects Cgrip ? Platform ? Visual Odometry Dual-Arm Motion Planning PhanTorque Libraries 3DOF Regressor Bi hand-arm PCA Kinect 3D Model Capture Tips ? Console LaTeX Working on ? Project Grasping edit SideBar	In our Lab we use mainly two different software revision control systems (RCS): Subversion (SVN) Historically we've used subversion as RCS up to 2012, when we started to switch to Git for selected projects. To help users deal with older SVN repositories, we've written a brief guide to subversion use (in catalan). Git Git is a modern, flexible distributed revision control system designed by Linus Torvalds and others. Its usage is a bit more complicated than SVN, but it offers many advantages, and it's rapidly spreading. We also have a brief guide to Git usage ? (still under construction).

In our Lab we use mainly two different software revision control systems (RCS):

Subversion (SVN): Historically we've used subversion as RCS up to 2012, when we started to switch to Git for selected projects. To help users deal with older SVN repositories, we've written a brief guide to subversion use (in catalan).
Git: Git is a modern, flexible distributed revision control system designed by Linus Torvalds and others. Its usage is a bit more complicated than SVN, but it offers many advantages, and it's rapidly spreading. We also have a brief guide to Git usage ? (still under construction).